Yeah. Owned by the sovereign wealth fund of a country with a list of human rights abuses as long as dion dublins cock. In which homosexuality and blasphemy are capital crimes .
I don't see a champions League or premier League as worth it, tbh.
-
The Fighting Cock is a forum for fans of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Here you can discuss Spurs latest matches, our squad, tactics and any transfer news surrounding the club. Registration gives you access to all our forums (including 'Off Topic' discussion) and removes most of the adverts (you can remove them all via an account upgrade). You're here now, you might as well...
Latest Spurs videos from Sky Sports
I don't see a champions League or premier League as worth it, tbh.
When I read this it was regarding a Championship club. They would basically be another Wolverhampton.
Also owning two CL clubs wasn't a problem for Red Bull because they're in two different national associations.
You're a fucking prick and everyone on this forum thinks you're a cunting cunt. Fuck off
No. Red Bull worked around it by setting up a separate parent company for Salzburg. On paper Red Bull are no longer the owners of Salzburg, just a key sponsor.
Same thing that PSG's owners will have to do when they take over clubs in England or in Italy (Roma being rumoured).
I actually theorized on this a while back that I could see them investing in us considering the already friendly relation between us and PSG.
Can’t see it, to be honest. While we’re “turnkey,” we also have a fanbase and club culture probably most opposed to such a move. And if you thought Levy was a pain over transfers, wait ‘til you try to buy the whole thing...
Why..because u don't agree...ah well
Really. Because your so popular u know everyone on here and can speak for them too LMAO...If people want to be aggressive and offensive for no reason while we are just having a discussion about the club we all love, then I am going to respond in kind as that is all those type of people seem to understand. So maybe u should look at the previous posts and just grow up a little too..coys
Lazy from the bbc, the article says championship club not premier league club and besides we would be soooo expensive I think ENIC will have a problem when they eventually try and sell if they attempt to find an owner that would actually be good for the club.
Fuck off you gooner cunt.
Two can play that game. I'm a gooner cunt lmao... very well though out argument. U dont like my opinion so im a gooner...
Well due to your pathetic child like response I am calling your bluff, u must be a gooner double agent who's trying to de-stabilise our fan base from within.. u nearly had us all fooled but i foiled your sick and dastardly plan and have now revealed your true purpose......god Damn you fucking gooner infiltrators....
Be careful what you wish for. They could turn around and buy the Spammers or some shit
I'd rather they bought out the dildo brothers than bought Spurs. Fuck being associated with that backward shit heap of a poisonous regime. When you're too deeply entwined with radical Islamic terrorism in the opinion of the Saudis, you're totally and madly fucked.
No lie, Qatar buys the club and I'm done.
Geopolitically speaking I'd be inclined to take their side of that spat, but it remains an unsavory place run by unsavory people.
Uncle Joe isn't exactly Mr. Cuddles himself of course.
It would be empty, stupid fun to have a petro-doping sugar daddy own Spurs. I'd enjoy every minute of it, and we would deserve every bit of the abuse that would come our way.
Joe Lewis is a 1%er cunt whose greed has surely done damage to the world. But he doesn't exist anywhere near the realm of horrible human beings as those who run the Qatari state. No way would I associate myself with that level of horror.
Well, they do own London's Olympic Village that the Qatari ruling family purchased for £557m in a deal that left UK taxpayers £275m out of pocket. It kind of fits the whole philosophy.
Blimey. And from the University of Liverpool too.
www.bbc.co.uk
Man City become most valuable club
Manchester City overtake Manchester United as the most valuable Premier League club, according to new data from the University of Liverpool.
www.bbc.co.uk
Interesting and it's based on 2018 data so we might be in even better off (or worse if you consider greater debt).
Yeah, but revenue and net assets will be through the roof...